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1) [line 14] "...V'ES EILEI HA'ARETZ LAKACH." - "...and he took away the mighty of the land." (Yechezkel 17:13) - The Gemara proves from this verse that the word Eil means strong or hard 2) [line 19] "[V'YOSER SHE'HAYAH KOHELES CHACHAM; OD LIMAD DA'AS ES HA'AM,] V'IZEN V'CHIKER, TIKEN MESHALIM HARBEH." - "[And besides Koheles being wise; he also taught the people knowledge,] for he weighed, and sought out, and set in order many proverbs." (Koheles 12:9)
3) [line 20] KEFIFAH - a basket
6) [line 24] BEDUSA HI - it is fiction, i.e. a mistake 8) [line 26] ASU MISHMERES L'MISHMARTI - (lit. make a guard for My guard) enact Rabbinical measures to prevent a transgression of the Biblical laws
9) [line 31] CHORGO - his step-son 11) [line 40] V'SIMANICH D'ILAEI D'RAV- and a memory device with which to remember the woman whom Ze'iri added is that she belongs to the generation "that is above, i.e. precedes, the generation of Rav" 12) [last line] L'HASAM SHECHI'ACH V'AZIL - a person regularly goes to his father's household (and realizes the relationships involved there, more than the relationships of his mother's household)
13) [line 8] KALDA'EI - stargazers; astrologers 16) [line 9] MAKREI DARDEKEI - a teacher of young boys (who teaches them to read verses) 17) [line 10] ASHAILAH ME'RABANAN D'ASU L'VEI CHENISHTA - I will ask its meaning from the scholars who come to the synagogue (where the young boys learn their lessons) 18) [line 12] ASBERAH LACH - I will explain it to you; I will give you an example 19) [line 13] KALASAH D'VEI BAR TZISA'I - the daughters-in-law of the household of Bar Tzisa'i (who's son and daughter each had a daughter-in-law) [It seems that these were the only great-daughters-in-law in Bar Tzisa'i's household and therefore served as a vivid example]
20) [line 24] D'VEI IMA RABASI KARU LEI - they are both called grandmother
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